SCOTUS, Chevron deference, and a potential "bad hand" for the American public
For nearly four decades, a Supreme Court ruling has dictated the way federal agencies operate. If the precedent is ultimately reversed, expect significant changes.
The Week in Philly from KYW Newsradio
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Show Notes
Craig Green thinks the Supreme Court, specifically its conservative justices, has been waiting to pounce, eager to topple a decades-old doctrine that essentially gives federal agencies the authority to independently interpret statutes surrounding how they operate. Now, thanks to two cases on the docket, this contingent might finally get its chance to wipe out the precedent that’s become known as Chevron deference. According to Green, the Charles Klein Professor of Law and Government at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, this reversal could dramatically change the way generations of Americans have come to expect the government to work on their behalf. Listen to learn more about the serious stakes. Hosted by Matt Leon.
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